Destiny 2 fans create tomato-throwing game targeting ex-Bungie CEO Pete Parsons over layoffs and car spending
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Kenneth Shepard
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Destiny 2 fans, frustrated by mass layoffs at Bungie following the end of Destiny 2 support and the studio's acquisition by Sony in 2022, have created a browser game that lets players throw tomatoes at former CEO Pete Parsons. The game is a response to reports that Parsons spent millions of dollars on classic cars after the $3.6 billion acquisition while the company underwent layoffs. Parsons left Bungie in 2025.
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· 3 pulledsomeone has channeled their disdain for the company's upper management into something productive: a browser game that oozes contempt for Pete Parsons
the studio's ex-CEO who reportedly spent millions of dollars on classic cars following the acquisition
fans are looking for anywhere to channel their frustration with how Sony and Bungie management handled the original Halo studio
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